Chandraprabha Vati is an Ayurvedic preparation in which Chandra means moon and Prabha means glow. It consists of 37 ingredients.
Chandraprabha Vati might be useful in managing various urinary complications. It helps to prevent the formation of toxins and removes them through urine by increasing urine flow. It also helps to remove kidney stones by increasing the production of urine due to its diuretic activity. Chandraprabha Vati might also be used for managing erectile dysfunction due to its aphrodisiac property as it helps maintain an erection during sexual activity. Swallowing Chandraprabha Vati along with milk or water might help manage levels of blood glucose by increasing insulin secretion due to its antidiabetic activity.
As per Ayurveda, Chandraprabha Vati improves digestion related problems such as acidity and indigestion. It is also known to have Balya (strength), Vrsya (aphrodisiac) and Rasayana (rejuvination) properties that helps increasing strength[1-3][5][8].
What is Chandraprabha Vati made of?
Camphor, Vacha, Nagarmotha, Bhumi Amla, Giloy, Turmeric, Daruharidra, Dhania, Harad, Baheda, Amla, Vidanga, Ginger, Kalimirch, Himalayan Salt, Nisoth, Tejpatta, Cinnamon, Cardamom, Shilajit
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